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2018 Holidays and Winter/Spring Day Tours ENFIELDIAN 2018 Holidays and Winter/Spring Day Tours Shop Opening Times 9.00am - 1.00pm. 2.30pm - 5.00pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. 9.00am - 1.00pm Wednesday. 9.30am - 1.00pm Saturday. OAKFIELD TOURS LTD. Forecourt, Enfield Town Railway Station, Southbury Road, Enfield EN1 1YX. TEL: 020 8363 0688 / 020 8366 3277 www.EnfieldianCoaches.com Enfieldian Brochures and Tickets are available at the following Travel Agents:- Barnet: The Paper Shop, 170 High Street, Barnet, EN5 5XP. 8449 7603 Cheshunt: GA Patel Newsagents, 21 College Road, EN8 9LS (opp Post Office). 01992 624797 East Barnet: The Quality Shop, 21 Church Hill Road, East Barnet, EN4 8SY. 8440 1917 Enfield: Oakfield Tours, Forecourt, Enfield Town Railway Station, Southbury Road, Enfield Town, EN1 1YX. 8363 0688/8366 3277 New Image Dry Cleaning, 777 Hertford Rd, Freezywater, EN3 6SE. 01992 710162 Finchley: Barnet Travel, 52 Ballards Lane, N3 2BU. 8343 3575 Tottenham: Dawling Travel, 70 West Green Road, N15. 8802 1114 Waltham Abbey: Waltham Abbey Tourist Information Service, Highbridge Street, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 1DG. 01992 660336 Waltham Cross: Handersons (Newsagents & Tobacconists), The Shopping Pavilion, Waltham Cross, EN8 7BY. 01992 764151 Enfieldian Emergency Telephone Numbers 07958 575154 / 07990 517364 To be used ONLY in Emergency Situations HOLIDAYS & MINI BREAKS TIMETABLE PICK UP POINTS AND DEPARTURE TIMES L M N Cheshunt, The Pond, Tesco/Beadles The Jewellers 07.35 06.30 07.05 Waltham Cross, Lidl, Hertford Road Outside/Opposite 07.45 06.25 07.15 Freezywater, Hertford Road, New Image Dry Cleaning Outside/Opposite Target Estate Agents 07.50 06.20 07.20 Ponders End, High Street, ‘White Hart’/Tesco 08.00 06.10 07.30 Edmonton Green Baptist Church, Hertford Rd, junc. Monmouth Rd Outside/Opposite 08.10 06.05 07.40 Enfield Town, Genotin Road Bus Stop near Enfieldian Shop 08.30 05.55 08.00 Holtwhites Hill, Enfield, Railway Bridge 08.35 05.50 08.05 Bus Stop Bus Stop Jolly Farmers PH Outside Opposite 08.45 05.45 08.15 Oakwood Station Forecourt Bus Stop B 08.50 05.40 08.20 Bus Stop Bus Stop East Barnet Village, Co-op Opposite Outside 08.55 05.35 08.25 Barnet, Western Parade, Bus Stop/Greenhill Parade, Bus Stop 09.00 05.30 08.30 Bus Stop Bus Stop Potters Bar, Southgate Rd., Senate House ‘Junction High View Gdns.’ Outside Opposite 09.15 05.20 08.45 SHORT BREAKS WITH LONG MEMORIES 2018 Welcome to our unique collection of holidays and short breaks. At Enfieldian we believe that a coach tour should be interesting and informative from start to finish. To achieve this aim each tour is operated to a specially prepared itinerary that starts from the moment you join the coach at your local pick up point. You stay on the same coach throughout the tour and there are no time-wasting interchanges. Our many regular travellers constantly remind us that our tours ensure congenial company as well as providing the opportunity to enjoy a memorable holiday with others who appreciate the true beauty, heritage and magnificence of Great Britain or the different flavours of Europe. HOTELS Unless otherwise stated the hotels used on our tours are of the comfortable 2/3 star standard and each room has private facilities and is equipped with tea/coffee making facilities. Accommodation is on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis, unless otherwise stated. SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS Company policy is that No Single Supplements are charged on the original fare on British Tours. However, when the full allocation of single rooms has been taken up there will be a supplement for any additional single rooms or the single occupancy of a twin or double room. The availability and cost will be determined by the hotel concerned. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU ARE COVERED BY TRAVEL INSURANCE ON COACH HOLIDAYS Remember when you choose Enfieldian you’ll enjoy the best of both worlds. Small Company Service combined with Big Company Expertise. 1 Pick Up Group: M Fare £475 (upper deck supplement £40 per person) Why not join the (includes full-board package and evening entertainment, sightseeing tours, road tolls and ferry charges) Oakfield Travel Club Ref. 1802 for discounted prices? Southport, Liverpool and the TELEPHONE FOR DETAILS Sefton Coast Easter Monday 2nd April to Friday 6th April 2018 ??? Mystery Weekend ??? (5 Days) A tour based at the Royal Clifton Hotel and Spa, impressively Friday 26th January to Sunday 28th January 2018 situated in the centre of Southport’s long sea front. The hotel (3 Days) has an indoor swimming pool and the town is noteworthy Our popular, anonymous weekend break that takes us to an for its boulevards, venetian boating lake and stunning floral unknown destination somewhere in England, where we stay displays. at a comfortable hotel. Because it is a ‘Mystery Tour’ it offers Monday: Travel northwards by way of Bakewell in the exceptional value for money providing the opportunity to Derbyshire Dales (lunch) and Knutsford (tea), arriving at our enjoy a first-class tour at a bargain price. If you are a regular hotel during the late afternoon. traveller you will know that these tours offer quality, value and individuality… So if you have been everywhere, or just Tuesday: Enjoy a day at leisure in Southport, a resort want to shake off the winter blues, liven up your weekend and noteworthy for its golden sands, fine gardens, fountains, try this ‘Mystery Tour’ – simply pack a bag, come along and pleasure pier, and fashionable shopping boulevards. leave the rest to us. Wednesday: Today we drive to the centre of Liverpool where Pick Up Group: L Fare £195 there is time to visit the two great cathedrals, Albert Dock complex that includes the ‘Beatles Story’ exhibition, Museum Ref. 1801 of Liverpool life and maritime Museum. Thursday: Following a leisurely breakfast we drive to Crosby Paris – Beach to see Sir Anthony Gormleys’s sculpture ‘Another Historic City of Culture and Romance Place’ consisting of 100 cast-iron life-size figures staring out to sea. We then drive through the Mersey Tunnel to the Port Sunday 4th March to Wednesday 7th March 2018 Sunlight Heritage Village (lunch) before returning to our hotel (4 Days) on the Ferry Across The Mersey. Friday: Drive direct to Shrewsbury for lunch and along the Paris Floating Hotel – FULL BOARD motorways stopping for refreshment en-route, arriving back Paris is a living work of art. From the pavement artists of in Enfield Town by approximately 7.00pm. Montmartre to the Leonardos of the Louvre, the many artistic and architectural treasures in the city have likened Paris to one Pick Up Group: L Fare £360 vast museum. However, Paris is also a vibrant city of elegance (includes cost of Mersey Ferry fare only) with its many shops, bars, cafes and restaurants all harmonised Ref. 1803 by an atmosphere of romance and joie-de-vivre. This is a tour of Paris that is quite simply unique. Our hotel is the Steaming along the Vale of Llangollen 4-star cruise vessel MS Seine Princess, moored on the Seine in central Paris. Spacious and light, she offers a welcoming and Friday 27th April to Saturday 28th April 2018 (2 Days) refined ambience. Facilities include a lounge bar and library, gourmet restaurant, sun deck and souvenir shop. All the A picturesque tour, full of scenic interest and variety that cabins are air conditioned and enjoy panoramic views, satellite has something for everyone. It is based at the Beaufort Park TV, radio, safe and en-suite facilities. This is a FULL BOARD Hotel, Mold situated near Chester, the hotel is privately run PACKAGE that will enable you to enjoy some wonderful with all the usual facilities. cuisine, spectacular cabaret entertainment and experience the On Friday we drive direct to the historic, walled city of wonderful sights and attractions that Paris has to offer. Chester (lunch) with time for sightseeing in a city well known Sunday: We shall cross the Channel from Dover and then for its Cathedral, Rows Shopping Centre, parks and gardens. follow the motorways across Northern France to arrive in It is then a short drive to our hotel for evening dinner and our Paris in the early evening. After settling in we have dinner and overnight accommodation. a cabaret show. On Saturday morning we drive through the Berwyn Monday: We join our coach for a morning guided sightseeing Mountains and over the famous ‘Horseshoe Pass’ to reach tour of Paris, then after lunch the afternoon is at your leisure Llangollen where we board a steam train that will take us for to explore Paris followed by dinner and dancing. 12 miles along the beautiful Vale of Llangollen to Corwen. After the return journey there will be time for lunch in Tuesday: During the morning we shall have another sightseeing Llangollen before returning home along the motorways. Home tour of Paris. After lunch the afternoon is at leisure, and in the by approximately 7.30pm. evening there is a Gala Dinner with an evening river cruise. Wednesday: Drive back across Northern France to the Pick Up Group: L Fare £125 Channel ports for the ferry to England, arriving back in (includes return steam train ride) Enfield during the late evening. Ref. 1804 2 Berwick and the Scottish Borders Friday: On our return journey we break for coffee at Margam Park, lunch in Chepstow and stop at the Reading Services Monday 14th May to Thursday 17th May 2018 (tea). The tour is scheduled to arrive back in Enfield by (4 Days) approximately 7.00pm. A relaxing break situated in the stunning countryside of the Pick Up Group: N Fare £395 Scottish Borders and staying at the Blue Bell Hotel, Belford.
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